Ecuador

Buchveröffentlichungen

Bleasdale, William: Rails over the Andes. A  journey through Peru, Colombia and Ecuador 2007 – 113 Seiten Illustrationen 21 cm , ISBN 978-1-84401-900-7.

———: Rails over the Andes. A journey through Peru, Colombia and Ecuador, Brighton: Book Guild . 2012 – vii, 179 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm , ISBN 978-1-84624-788-0

„To ride the highest standard gauge railway in the world and explore the rail systems of the Andes had long been a dream of the author’s. When a tour operator’s advertisement caught his eye he was off… From the sturdy Baldwin steam locomotive to an abondoned 1918 Hunslet Saddle Tank loco, flatcars to trolley-buses, we are given a glimpse into the most remote corners of Peru, Colombia and Ecuador. Here we enter a land where time has slowed, nature fights with economics, and wealth and poverty stand side by side. In this engaging, detailed and often hilarious account of rail travel in South America, the forgotten heroes of one of the harshest landscapes in the world are given a voice that will captivate train lovers and travellers alike.“–Publisher’s description.

Clark, A. Kim: The redemptive work. Railway and nation in Ecuador, 1895-1930, Wilmington, Del.: SR Books . 1998 – 244 p. : maps; 24 cm , ISBN 978-0-8420-2674-1

„Professor Kim Clark explores a time period and country for which little has been published in English. By studying the dimensions of politics and culture as one, Professor Clark argues that the local railroad case served as a demonstration of some of the problems that were most important during the liberal period.“ „At the turn of the century, diverse political, economic, and social conditions divided Ecuador. During the construction of the Guayaquil and Quito Railway, the people of Ecuador faced the challenge of working together. The Redemptive Work examines and ties together various local, regional, and national perspectives on the building of the railway and the role its construction played in national incorporation.“ „This unusual book is useful for undergraduate and graduate students interested in expanding their knowledge in the fields of Latin American history, social history, anthropology, historical sociology, comparative development, political science, and courses on nation and state formation.“ BOOK JACKET.

Lambert, Anthony J: Living steam, London: New Holland . 2005 – 160 pages : color illustrations, maps 31 cm , ISBN 978-1-84330-872-0

Inhalt: Canada — United States — Ecuador — Argentina — United Kingdom — France — Switzerland — Germany — Poland — Sweden — Norway — Eritrea — South Africa — Syria & Jordan — Pakistan — Australia.

Long W. Rodney / United States / Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce: Railways of South America. Part II: Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Guianas, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay, and Venezuela, Washington, D.C.: GPO . 1927 – xii, 420 pages : illustrations, maps 24 cm. .

Rowe, D. Trevor / Catchpole, Paul: The railways of South America, Arrow: P. Catchpole . 2000 – 139 Seiten : Illustrationen (some color), Karten ; 29 cm , ISBN 978-1-900340-10-6

Beschrieben werden die Bahnen von Argentinien, Bolivien, Brasilien, Chile, Ecuador, Kolumbien, Paraguay. Peru, Uruguay, Venezuela sowie die Inselbahnen der Falklands, South Georgia, Guyana und Surinam.

Aufsätze

  • Angerstein, Dietrich: Zwischen Quito und Guayaquil. LM 14 (1975) Nr. 73, S. 312-319
  • Durrant, A. E.: The Guayaquil & Quito in 1980. CRJ (1981) Nr. 47 (Autumn), S. 297-302 [m. Karte u. Lok-Liste]
  • Eyrich, Edith; Kußmann, Heiko: Equador. LR 34 (2005) Nr. 11, S. 56-59 [Länderbericht]
  • Fleißig, Thomas: Ecuador. Eisenbahn ohne Zukunft?. EK 41 (2007) Nr. 7, S. 74-78
  • GLÖCKNER, Johannes: Ecuador: Wenn der Teufel Dampf wittert. D&R (1988) Nr. 12-13, S. 72-74
  • Gunston, Henry: The Railways of Ecuador. CRJ (1983) Nr. 53 (Spring), S. 88-93 [m. Karte]
  • Gunston, Henry: An Ecuadorian Locomotive List. Part 2A: Railways of the continuous 3ft 6in gauge network, other than the Guayaquil & Quito. CRJ 10 (2000) Nr. 123 (Autumn), S. 9-10
  • Gunston, Henry: An Ecuadorian Locomotive List. Part 2B: The FC Guayaquil & Quito, the principal 3ft 6in gauge railway. CRJ 10 (2001) Nr. 126 (Summer), S. 179-184
  • Gunston, Henry: Mountain Climbing in Ecuador. CRJ (1984/85) Nr. 60 (Winter), S. 339-342 [m. zwei Höhenprofilen]
  • Gunston, Henry: An Ecuadorian Locomotive List. CRJ (1998/99) Nr. 116 (Winter), S. 305-307 [m. Lok-Listen]
  • Hyde, Michael: Colombia & Ecuador, October 2007. LI ([2008]) Nr. 80, S. 26-30
  • Koch, Günter: Dampf am Chimborazo [Ferrocarril Guayaquil & Quito]. LM 24 (1985) Nr. 130, S. 92-98
  • Koch, Günter: Dampf am Chimborazo. Ein ergänzender Bericht. LM 24 (1985) Nr. 133, S. 260-261
  • Koch, Günter: Tanz auf der Teufelsnase. LM 28 (1989) Nr. 158, S. 398-410
  • o. Verf.: Zwischen Quito und Guayaquil [Leserzuschrift]. LM 15 (1976) Nr. 79, S. 318
  • o. Verf.: An Ecuadorian Locomotive List. CRJ 9 (1999) Nr. 119 (Autumn), S. 480-481
  • Thomson, Ian: Ecuadorian National Railways. Part 1: The Last steam-worked Andean railway. LI (1992) Nr. 15 (July-August), S. 2 – 9 [loco lists, map, literature]
  • Thomson, Ian: Ecuadorian National Railways. The Last steam-worked Andean railway, Part 2. LI (1993) Nr. 18 (March), S. 22-24
  • WISEMAN, Jeremy: An enthusiast in Ecuador. RS (1971) Nr. 3, S. 64-67